1. |
see me go
01:02
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It's a matter of time before I leave
everybody I never got to meet
I wish I had a reason to leave
If you wanna really see me go
be the one who really makes me know
that I am nothing to anyone but my brothers and my mother
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2. |
kussshinnn
01:46
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movinslow
01:08
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think why, I always talk about your eyes
and tell me why you start to cry, when we're alone again, we're just alone as friends
take time, ask me about the way
I always try to make you say, the things you only think, you keep away from me
I'm letting go, but moving slow, so stay cold, like me
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4. |
la la ooh
01:42
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will u
02:09
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how much more, can you take, till your done?
I hope I know, what to say when your bummed
and will you, will you stay to feel bad?
and will you, stay to get mad?
I wish I, could believe in me
I wish I, could feel something but you
how much more, can you take, till your sick?
how much more can you deal with my shit?
and will you, will you stay to feel bad?
and will you, stay to get mad?
I wish I, could believe in me
I wish I, could feel something but you
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6. |
keep u safe
02:09
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and you cry all night, but you can't tell anybody else
and you're dead inside, but you can't fight off what you feel
so you wanna die, but you can't get yourself undone
so you're gonna lie, until you find yourself wishing you were somewhere else
ooh ooh ooh ooh, I'll keep you safe
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7. |
tony monet
02:13
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8. |
kisses (the shivers)
02:07
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9. |
piano improv
03:53
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Kyle McEvoy New York, New York
Kyle McEvoy is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer based in New York.
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